What led you to becoming a therapist?
For me, it always came down to wanting to help people. I want to see people make positive changes in their lives. I have always been that friend that people come to when they need an ear to listen. I have always found it fascinating to help others find solutions to their current problems and work their way to a happier place. As a therapist, I am able to help people learn to identify patterns of behaviors that have lead them to where they are and use that information to create new patterns of emotional/behavioral regulation that will ultimately help them move towards reaching their personal life goals.
What licensing do you hold?
I am currently a licensed marriage and family therapist and have been practicing since 2009. I am also an AAMFT & MFT NV Board approved supervisor for marriage and family therapist interns working towards licensure.
I hold active licenses to practice in the states of Nevada, Idaho and Utah. Sessions are offered in Nevada In-person or online via HIPAA compliant telehealth application. Utah & Idaho residents are offered telehealth services only.
What kind of education did you receive?
- Associates of Arts (AA) in Liberal Arts from the College of Southern Nevada
- Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Criminal Justice from the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV)
- Master of Arts (MA) in Psychology Counseling: Marriage and Family Therapy from Regis University
Additional Certification:
- Nevada Licensed MFT
- Utah Licensed MFT
- Idaho License MFT
- NV MFT Board Approved Supervisor
- AAMFT Approved Supervisor
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